Gainesville residents can learn about catios, or outdoor cat enclosures attached to peoples’ homes, at the second annual Catio Tour next Thursday.
Netflix’s queen of “nailing” sweet treats will come to UF Wednesday after resolving scheduling conflicts.
Editor’s Note: The content of this letter discusses sexual assault.
Editor’s Note: The content of this letter discusses sexual assault.
A Gainesville man was charged with sexually abusing a minor Friday morning.
Former UF Resident Assistant Ian Milaski will be facing charges of attempted sexual battery, kidnapping and burglary with assault or battery in court on Oct. 10.
Three people were injured without life-threatening injuries
A third-place finish in the season opener for the Gators women’s golf team does not give last week’s performance sufficient justice.
One strip of land on UF’s campus has no controversial blue light poles.
The Gators volleyball team (5-2) wrapped up a perfect 3-0 weekend on Saturday following a wild 3-2 win against Long Beach State. Here are two takeaways:
Florida’s men’s tennis team started the fall season the same way it ended the spring season: with domination.
Florida’s 29-21 comeback win over Kentucky on Saturday came at a cost.
Cassidy Lindley, Deanne Rose and Lauren Evans picked up the cooler full of ice and water while coach Becky Burleigh was speaking to the SEC Network for a post game interview. The three players lifted the cooler, took Burleigh’s headset off and gave her a celebratory shower.
Shailene Woodley and UF researchers saw sperm whales, a single flip-flop and thousands of microplastics in the middle of the ocean.
Witnesses and officials said there was an attempted robbery that resulted in a shooting at Butler North’s Walmart Sunday night.
About 200 people turned out to the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Saturday afternoon to cool off for the first annual Beat the Heat Water Day with First Responders.
Gainesville is not only home to a Top 10 university, it’s now also home to 34 different flavors of cheesecake.
A number of students filed a permit to hold a protest on Fraternity Row tomorrow in support of installing an additional emergency blue light in the area. These students claim the additional blue light will improve student safety and reduce instances of sexual assault on campus, but these students are misinformed.
Meagan Sullivan has been losing her hearing for the past two years.
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